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Giant Leiomyoma in a 35-Year Old Reproductive Age Woman- A Rare Clinical Presentation

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Case report highlights symptoms of leiomyoma in a reproductive age woman, indicating potential intervention strategies.

Leiomyomas account for approximately 80% of pelvic tumors in women aged 30-50 years, illustrating their prevalence.
Risk factors such as infertility and family history play a significant role in the development of leiomyomas during reproductive years.
Medical and surgical interventions are essential for managing symptomatic leiomyomas and improving quality of life.
The incidence of leiomyomas typically rises during reproductive years and diminishes after menopause, highlighting age-related trends.

О. V. Меlnyk (2025) studied this question.

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